By ROSIE WATERLAND
Are you a member of Team Aniston or Team Jolie? I know, I know – not exactly an important (or timely) question.
It’s not like I’m asking if you’re Team Abbott or Team Gillard. I only ask because what team you identify with may depend on how you answer the following:
Is cheating okay if you’re doing it for love?
Whether or not you believe the cheating rumours surrounding the end of Brad and Jen’s marriage, it is now widely accepted that there was a little… ahem, overlap.
Angelina Jolie has admitted that the two fell in love while Brad and Jen were still together (in fact it all happened when they were filming Mr and Mrs Smith), which means if there wasn’t a physical betrayal, there was certainly an emotional one. At least, there was according to, you know, a whole bunch of ‘exclusive’ inside sources who are very close to the couple….
And whether you were Team Aniston (me, always – I gotchya back Jen) or Team Jolie, it looks as though Brad may have made the right move – both for him personally and for you know, tabloid journalists everywhere.
Jolie and Pitt seem to be in an extremely happy and very good-looking relationship. One complete with lots of facial hair, an ever-growing family and gowns with thigh-high splits. And nothing says happiness like a bit of leg, right?
But Brangelina aren’t the only celebrity couple who went on to have a long and successful relationship after cheating on their initial partners. The excellent people at Buzzfeed have taken the time to put together a very extensive list, and we’ve featured just a couple of those below:
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Camilla will not be Queen, she'll be married to a bloke who is King.
If you are both in relationships and you truly know that you are in love and meant to be together, you should both have the decency to leave your current partner before you embark on ANYTHING!
I could not ask someone to be with me knowing they are with someone else. If they really loved me, I can wait while they sort their shit out. I have been that girl, I could not do it to someone else.
My first boyfriend left me for someone else. I found out they were emotionally involved before he dumped me and they were going out to see each other. Though after he left me (me being a naive 19 year old) still had sex with him thinking I could win him back.
As soon as he managed to bed her, he stopped "seeing" me. After that, I had to get my stuff back from his house, they got nasty and the new girl was putting incredibly defamatory things about me on the internet.
I stopped eating because of the emotional distress, and was border line anorexic before I found my way again. My first love and heart break hurt like hell.
I heard they are now married. Good luck to them. They deserve each other.
I Agree..If you don't want to be with someone - leave them...then you wont have to cheat...It also creates a much stronger foundation for a relationship if you didn't both start it off being a deceptive liar.
Just out of interest - how do you know it is a much stronger foundation for a relationship?
Most of the examples on here, as sad as they may be for the person left behind state that the people who cheated are either still with the "other woman" or married to them. Would that not indicate they have a solid foundation? Not ideal - I agree, but a lot of situations in life are not ideal.
If anything breaking up with one person for another is easier to deal with (although also always easier to lay blame and remain bitter and angry) than just a simple "I don't like you".
Maybe the cheating and deception made them certain they had to leave as they were with the wrong person?
Just an interesting observation from reading all these stories and (judgemental) opinions/moral high-grounds.